Cottage Grove leader., November 30, 1907, Image 2

COTTAGE GROVE L E A D E R fug up wages, as much as they
A NARAOW ESCAPE
reasonably can, rather than by
COTTAGE GROVE
OREGON
bearing them down aB much as they Supt. Fischer of Brown Lumber Co.
can,
employers will help to restore
PUBLISHK!) KVKKY BATUKDAY.
Badly Hurl
normal and healthy conditions.—
BY T H E I.KADKKI LU M SIIIN U < O.
Journal.
Superintendent Fischer of the
Entered a t the Cottage Grove postoffice as sec­
Brown Lumber Company looked
Dairymen’s Association
ond-class matter,
death in tbe face Thursday noon.
Just before 12 o’clock he weut into
T h e six teen th annual meeting of the saw room and, as was bis cus­
8UBSCBIl*TION KATES
Sl.W th e Oregon Dairymen’s Association tom, stepped to the side of the slab
One Y«*ar
Six Months
w ill be held under the auspices of off bearei to help him with a heavy
fh ree e Months
• paid io advance but it not so paid a
•nil rm rate of *:’.oo per year will be charged. th e P o rtla n d Commercial C lub at slab.
In turning the slab over,
Advertising rates made known on application
P o rtla n d , Oregon, on December 12 Fischer’s hand was caught between
and 13, 1007:
it and the frame ot the live rollers.
SATI'HDAY NOYKMBKK ‘K), 1907.
PRO G RA M
The pain was intense, and though
T hursday, Dec. 12, 10 a. m.
be released his hand and stepped
Good in several forms is lik ely to Address of Welcome, Tom R ichard­ back out of the way of the car­
com e o u t of th e money stress. It son, P o rtlan d Com m ercial Club.
riage, he fainted and fell forward,
Keaponr-s, A nnual A ddress, P resi­
has already served th e good p u r­
striking his forehead on the carriage
pose of focusing atten tio n on stock d e n t K. T. -Judd, T urner.
“ T esting Milk on th e F arm ," Dan frame. 4 gap in his forehead two
gam bling as plied in W all street
inches long laid bare the skull
Bleuer, B rooks.
T h e consequence is an ag itatio n for
“ W inter vs. Hummer D airying," bone. There is another cut below
m easures to eith er e lim in a te o r re ­ Jo h n Dinwiddle, W oodburn.
the right eye, and a third on the
“ Necessity for Clenn M ilk," L. B.
strain th e gam e w ithin reasonable
chin.
His men picked him up in
bound-!. T railing on m arg in s in Zieiner. Tillamook.
an unconscious condition and car­
T h u rsd ay , Dec. 12, 1:30 p. m.
w hich a few th o u san d d o llars serves
ried him to the company’s office,
“ The Delation th e Dairy In d u stry
to do a speculative business o( m il­
where a surgeon was called and
lions d raw s cash o u t of legitim ate Bears to the C om m ercial Business of dressed the wounds after conscious­
th e c o u n try ,” T . 8 . Townsend, P o r t­
channels by p ay m en t of h ig h e r in ­ land.
ness was restored.
te re st rates. It tem p ts men into
“ C are of Cream for S h ip m en t.”
As might be expected, Mr. Fish­
soap-bubble enterp rises th a t a re d e ­ Mrs. K. T . Ju rld , Salem.
er is looking after business and in
Discussion Fifteen Minutes.
structive of m ental an d physical so­
“Succulent Feed for W inter.” Wm. stead of letting the Dr. come to
b riety
It develops a financial c o n ­
see him, leaves the mill only long
Xelnilmcrlch. Hillsboro.
dition th a t is m ore balloon th a n b a l­
Discussion Fifteen Minutes.
enough to go to the doctor’s office
last. I t has been recognized for
“ .Milking by M achine,” Mrs. H A. to have his wounds dresseed when
years as a dem oralizing and d e­ Yoktim, Marshfield.
necessary. It takes more than a
“ T he Dairy Cow a t H om e an d
b au ch in g influence in A m erican
buz saw to put such a man out of
finance. I t h as its c o u n te rp a rt in A broad," Jo s. E. W ing, Mechanics-
burg, Ohio.
business.
th e w heat tra d in g in Chicago.
In th e agitatio n resu lta n t from
th e passing panic it is proposed to
use the 'a x in g pow er of the federal
governm ent to control th e m arignnl
operations in W all stre e t stocks.
C ongressm an Ilc p b u rn o f Iow a fa­
vors ta x in g all sales w here delivery
is not m ade w ithin such reasonable
tim e ns to indicate th a t tlie tr a n s ­
action is bona fide and n o t for spec
illation. H e say s “ so long ns th ere
is b u y in g and selling on m arg in s,
and w ith o u t th e in ten tio n of a c tu ­
ally delivering th e stock, sp ecu la­
tion will ab so rb the resources of
th e banks and tik e money from
leg itim ate en terp rises w h ich need
it. Stock specu lato rs pay h ig h
rates for money and th eir efforts are
s o a ttra c tiv e to th e city b an k s th a t
the banks are in d u c e ) to make
loans outside the channels of le g iti­
m ate business. T h is n o t only tends
to involve th e banks in speculation,
b u t it w ithdraw s the m oney from
legitim ate business e n te rp rise s."
T h e whole c o u n try u n d erstan d s
the evils of th is g am b lin g g am e
and w ants it checked. If co n g ress,
will find m eans to control it, it w ill
be th e most p o p u la r m easu re th a t
body has ever given th e c o u n try It
is a cireum stnnco th a t h olds o u t th e
hope th a t some good will corao o u t
of N azareth as a resu lt o f th e pan ic.
F riday, Dec. 13, 10 a. m.
“ Advanced R egistration for Dairy
C a ttle ," Prof. F. ¡.. K ent, Corvallis.
“ P rac tic a l Dairy S u g g estio n s,” H.
I. Blanchard, H adlock, W ashington.
“ W lnit,and H ow to Feed th e Dairy
Cow,” Dr. Jam es W ithycom be, C or­
vallis.
“ Future of D airying in E aste rn Ore­
g o n ,“ A. B en n ett, Irrig o n .
F rid ay , Dec. 13, 1:50 p. m.
Business Session.
R ep o rts of Officers a n d Committees.
Election of Officers.
Address, J . W. Bailey. S tate Dairy
an d Food Com m issioner. P o rtla n d .
Address, B. D. W hite, D airy Divis­
ion. U. S. D epartm ent of Agriculture.
The A nnouncem ents of Prem ium
Awards.
A ll railroads entering Portland
w ill sell ro u n d trip tickets for this
m eeting, o n the certificate plan, at
one an d o n e -th ird fare. Full fare
to be p aid g o in g , and a receipt
tak e n therefor, upon which return
tic k e t will lie issued at one-third
fare.
F, L. K e n t , Sec.
Sons of American Revolution
T h e Oregon Society of the Sons
of th e American Revolution offets
prizes to tbe pupils of the public
schools of th e state of Oregon, for
essays on subjects connected with
our W a r for Independence.
Prizes of $ 20 , $15, $10 and $5
—Kx.
will be Awarded for the, first, second,
th ird and fourth best essays written
In any decline in prices th e on any of th e follow ing subjects:
wages of com m on lab o r fall n o t
1. Washington the Great Lead­
only m ore qu ick ly Ilian th e prices er.
of com m odities, b u t they fall fa r­
2 The Flag of the United
ther.
T h u s now, while prices gen States.
erally have a sh arp ly dow nw ard
3. Tlie Boston Tea Party.
tendency, w hich, how ever, may
I. The Treason of Benedict Ar­
not continue long o r go to th e p o in t nold.
of a general “ d ep ressio n ,” th e
T h e essays are limited to three
price of labor has d ropped by a th o u san d w ords each, must be
largo percentage and suddenly. w ritte n ill the- student’s own hand­
This was caused, p rim arily, of w ritin g on one side only of the
course, by
by the m otley
e n cy
c y , ,' j
ousy strin g en
Äccompallied by a certi-
p:)p„r
wlncl. caused a wholesale d.seharg. fi(..lte of tlle writer-8 te8cher> 8tat.
of rail toad laboréis, an
and d in a less ¡no that the w rite r is a pupil in a
degree the em ployes of o th e r large d esignated class,
and that the
enterprises. T hese men wer? ip a te a c h e r believes th e essay to be tbe
g reat ag g re g a te body su d d en ly p u p il's ow n unaided work. The
essays m u st be sig n ed by the writ­
throw n upon th e labor m an tel, and e r. g iv in g also bis o r ber postoffice
that nt a season when th " norm al address. T h ey should lie forward-
dem and lor labor is d ecreasing. It . 1 to Mr. K. 1. Eckerson, Chairman
was tim e for prices g enerally to d e ­ of c- m nn ttee, Boom 5 , Wasbing-
cline som ew hat, ;m«l in th a t decliu tnn b u ild in g . Portland, Oregon and
should reach th e ir destination not
sion it was inevitable th a t labor later than M arch 31, 1908.
sh o u ld l>e affected first and most
In aw arding these prizes the com­
noticeably. No party, no g o v ern ­ m ittee will be governed by consid­
m en tal policy— unless one of im ­ eration* of:
1. Originality.
mense public importance — no law,
2 Accuracy of Statement.
could prevent th is resu lt
3
M anner of Treatment.
Yet we think public sen tim en t
!
O rth o g ra p h y , Syntax and
sh o u ld be aroused to th e general P u n c tu a tio n .
T hese prizes are offered to en-
ultimate benefit of keeping wages
up in proportion at least to o th er 1
,0’ c . . ° ' o n r c o u n try Rnd
r
ih « stu d y ol its history
prices. I.ab o r can n o t suffer long
Any additional information which
and severely w ith o u t a g reat m in may lie desired will be cheerfully
cident and sy m p ath etic in ju ry be­ furnished on application to tbe
falling the country- 1 lie te m p ta ­ Chairman of the Committee.
C h a r i . e s . II C a r e y ,
tion to cut down the price of labor
B. H H k k k u a n ,
below a fair roward should as lar
R. I. E ckerson ,
as possible be resisted.
By keep-
Committee.
Trophy Presented
y #4»4<4 4-44'4 4 4 4 4 4'44 t 4 4 4 4 + 4<4$$ j
To Fruit Growers
(Continued from first page.)
tion add 9 gallons of water and to
every 50 gallons of this solution
add 5 or 6 pounds of good un-
slacked lime. Slack the lime and
strain before putting into tbe solu­
tion. This will give tbe apray more
color, and the operator can more I
easily detect any part that may
have been missed.
Let me emphasize the necessity
of thorough work. It has been my
observation and my own experience
that poor work is but little better
than no work.
I am much pleased with the work
that has been done during the
short time of my duties as inspector.
Mauy orchards have been cleaned
up, pruned, sprayed aud cultivated,
and there is a marked improvement
in condition of the orchards and
quality ot fruit. There is yet room
for much improvement and I would
ask your co-operation in this work
that we may accomplish what the
law intended.
4
LURCH’S
A
C H A N C E
ON
THAT
IWAGON
V IK IN G SYSTEM
With each f»Oe parchase
of hoys wearing appar­
el we jiivc you it ticket.
I GET THAT NICE WAGON f THE "
r-e+j-+
VALUE OF LANE COUNTY M UTT FOR
1907.
1 hereby present a conservative
estimate of tbe value of the fruit
raised in this country for the past
year. This does not include cider
apples and much other fruit raised:
Strawberries, 4,000 crates........ $
Rasplierrles, 45 tons...................
L oganberries, 3,000 crates.......
Cherries, 250 tons........................
P e a rs’ 110 to n s......................
Prunes, dried, 1,300,000 pounds
Apples, 10,0041 boxes.................
4,000
3,500
2,500
25,000
2,000
00,000
10,000
Total ........................................*113,600
Company R, O. N. G. held a com­
petitive drill at the armory Monday
evening in tbe presence of a large
audience. Tnere were four vacan­
cies for the B ta ff of Corporals. There
were six entries in the contest. Pri­
vates Cochran, Bartels, Simeral,
Potts, Baker, Gouriey, who all
passed a creditable examination
with efficiency in the order named.
There only being four vacancies the
first four names were immediately
appointed to their positions, the
other two passing so good an exam­
ination, on recommendation of the
Colonel will be appointed Corpor­
als as soon as vacancies occur.
After the contest Col. Geo. O.
Yoran presented the regimental
trophy to Company E which was
won by them in the recent rifle con­
test. Col. Yoran in his presenta­
tion speech said that he did not re­
joice in taking the cup from Hose-
burg whete it had been kept bo
long, but be was very much pleased
to band it to the youngest company
in tbe regiment. Captain Johnson
received the trophy for tbe com­
pany in a few words of pride that
was shared in by the members of
the company.
Tbe banquet followed which was
attended by the members and in­
vited guests.
Speeches from Col. Yoran, Major
C. C. Hammond, Capt. Johnson, J.
S. Medley and others passed away
several hours in a pleasant manner.
■FREE
This speaks well for the fruit in­
dustry, but it is scarcely a drop in
the bucket to what could be raised.
Lane Co. Fruit Inspector in the
Register.
DECRY SPECIAL HOLIDAYS
— j EUGENE
HOSPITAL
M K D IO A L A N D HI!KtHCAl. STAFF
W . K u y k e n d a ll; M I)
t
u .
W. O. Prosser, M l>
P . .!. B artle, M. I>
B . P . S c a le fe, M 1).
D. A . P a in e , M I).
O B DeBnr. M. I).
I. K. Mr4)011* 1. 1, M. I)
For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases.
Modern op-
perating rnnnqand equipment
Sputum and
blood exanenailona.
Appliances for X ray work.
Full corps of trained nurses.
Rates on application
T R A IN IN G S C H O O L POR N U R S E S .
Regular course of lectures by the faculty m id practical train-
lug in the hospital. The medical an d surgical sta ll'o l the bus-
pital constitutes the facility.
F o r ratea o r inform a tion, a»
hospital or training, address
VV. KUYKENDALL, M D,
Superintendent.
Or MISS M. H . HOLMSTRUM.
S u p erin ten d en t of Nurses*.
Sacramento Bar Ready to Contest
Legislation in Court.
Sacramento, Cal., Nov. 27 .—At a
large meeting of the Sacramento
Bar Association held today, with
oue voice in the negative only, it
was decided that the special holiday
legislation is vicious dangerous and
unconstitutional and a eommitee
was appointed at once to institute
proceedings to bring the subject be­
fore the Supreme Court. The
reasons advanced for the judgment
of the meeting are:
It is special legislation; it does
not operate unitormly and equally;
it gives remedies to one class and
denies them to another; the courts
derive their jurisdictional power
from the constitution, not from the
statutes. Besides being special and
class legislation, the association de­
cided the acts trespass upon the
14tn amendment »0 the' Federal
Constitution, which says that no
citizen shall be denied the protec­
tion of the laws.
a
is
m
Bank of Cottane tSrovc
C ap ital Stock, $25 ,0 0 0 .0 0
fpw
CEN TRAL O REGO N
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Drain, Oregon.
The Central
Oregon State Normal School at Drain will
O P E N S E P T E M B E R 17.
Thoughtful Oregonians must
Normal, A cadem ic, and C om m ercial courses.
thank the Sacramento Bar Aesocta-
Strong Faculty, well equipped Physical aud Chem­
tion for above sensible action, and
ical Lebratones.
Old Man Robbed
hope the legal minds of Oregon
A large 1 raining School and a good library.
Send lor Catalogue.
Just before noon Thursday an may see and act accordingly, sav­
ing
the
reputation
of
the
state
in
A.
L.
B R IG G S, Rres.
Drain, Ore.
old man giving his name as An­
the
future.
x
.
drew Walker, while walking on the
railroad track near this city, was
CASE AFTER CASE
held up and relieved of something
over two hundred dollars by ho­ Plenty More Like This in Cottage
boes, who are getting altogether
Hernert Kale In 1 I
Grove.
r-
r r c s 1 it e n t
too numerous in this vicinity.
T. C. Wheel« 1
Sallowness Transformed
C « i h 1 e l
1
F i r s !
Marshal Snodgrass was notified and Scores of C ottage Grove people can
a a Lt 0 , P “sky Beauty
A dark skm becomes fuematine
with Frank McFarland and others tell you a b o u t D o an ’s K idney Pills.
to ft , underspread
put in the afternoon trying to cor­ M any n happy citizen m akes a public
CAPITAL
T",h ,he "fiant
glow wnicn
which indi­
indi
V
statem en t of his experience. H ere is
N
a
t
i
o
n
a
l
cates
aheatthy,
active
skin. Robert-
ral tbe bunch of thugs, and late
25,000
case of It. W hat better proof of
ine keeps the skin refined in quality.
last evening succeeded in capturing m erit can be had thnn such endorse­
n
i
free from cloert¿wi*tá
seven in all, two be'ng nogroes, ment?
| J
r ' . ' 1'1 ” " T capillariesto
A general banking 1
o l o r which r ha rms in
B a n k
business transact 1
Mrs.
M.
H
artnng,
living
on
River
and landed them in the city jail.
r .fir a"fi brunette alike. Robert-
street, C ottnge Grove, O r , says: “ I t
■■■■■■■■■
Deputy District Attorney Skip-
** r : - "
' ' o'ectlon ag.
is a pleasure for me to recommend
mnbum and freckles if applied b t -
O RGA N IZED
worth came down from Kugene D oan's Kidney pills. This remedy |
COITAOE QROVi 1
g "
mn or wind.
O R E Q O N 1
JHNtads like an imperceptible sheen
1900
yesterday afternoon and a prelimi­ has been used fn onr family with t h e '
af
gaure
over
skin
surface,
forming
a
nary examination, was held last m ost excellent resu lts and I cannot
nicId stimulating and preserving»
I ■—
night, when all were discharged praise it too strongly. I would advise
t
— delicate,Icstrou beauty.
Atk rtmr
today
an
y
b
o
d
y
suffering
with
kidney
tro
u
­
except one negro, who waived ex­ ble to use D oan’s Kidney pills.”
M a fn* «
amination and was bound over to F or sale by all dealers, price 50
await tbe action ot the grand jury. cents. Foster-M ilbnrn Co., Buffalo,
M rs . I. E. T h o m p so n .
He will be taken to Kugene today. New Y ork, sole ag en ts for the United
Rates per day .................................
Two ot the hoboes, who claimed to S ta te s .
Room and board, per week.......
Remember the nam e—Bonn's—and
have seen the money in the posses, take
no o th er.
sion of the n e g T O , were bound over
General Blacksm ¡thing
as witnesses
Thanksgiving sale of millinery lie-
H orseshoeing a specialty.
Later—The Sheriff searched the ginning Saturday. Nov. 16th nt the I
Wagon and carriage re-
ing. AH work guaranteed
negro on hi* arrival in Eugene and Ideal. Big reduction on
Have your horsesteeth f l ­
trimmed
hnt
a*
well
as
street
wear.
ammed and repaired. Mho?
found the two one hundred-dollar
a t re a r of Hemenway *
Call on us and get onr prices.
B urkholder's Store :s **
bill* sewed in hi* shirt sleeve.
In a F ra nc es R a r r * t t .
J . ;
B A K E S
ROBERTINE
THOMPSON HOTEL